Industrial Electrostatic Service
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Electrostatic Air Cleaners and the 3 Different Capturing Methods.
When designing an effective air cleaning system, understanding how contaminants are captured is one of the most important factors in achieving the best results. Electrostatic air cleaners can be used in several...
Understanding the Role of Bell Mouths in Source Capture Systems.
When it comes to industrial air filtration systems, choosing the lowest-cost option upfront does not always lead to the lowest operating cost in the long run. Proper ductwork design and...
How Does Electrostatic Air Cleaning Technology Work?
Have you ever wondered how your electrostatic precipitator, also known as an electrostatic air cleaner, works? The science behind this technology has been around for over a century and continues to...
How Do I Know When My Electrostatic Air Cleaner Needs Cleaning?
The wrong way to tell if your SmogHog®, MistBuster®, Tri-Mist®, Smokeeter®, or other electrostatic air cleaner (EAC) needs cleaning is to look for smoke or oil mist blowing through the unit. By the time you notice...
Why is Electrostatic Filtration Considered a Green Technology?
Electrostatic air cleaners are widely recognized as a sustainable, high-performance solution for industrial air filtration. With over 40 years of experience working with systems such as SmogHog®, MistBuster®, Tri-Mist®, Trion®,...
Can I Service my Electrostatic Air Cleaner Myself?
Short answer: Yes. However, it is important to understand what is involved before servicing your unit. Electrostatic air cleaners—including SmogHog®, MistBuster®, and Tri-Mist® systems—are highly efficient solutions for removing smoke, oil mist,...
